| These handbags are currently available! All handbags are created one-at-a-time and each is a unique, yet functional work of art! These "bags with attitude" are affordably priced at less than $75.00. Custom work is also welcomed! |
Handbag created from a Playbill. Fold-over style, shoulder strap or beaded handle, twist-lock closure.
Grease
Wicked - Oriental Theater, Chicago
Xanadu
Phantom of the Opera - Majestic Theater, New York
Rent - Oriental Theater, Chicago
Mary Poppins - Oriental Theater, Chicago
Mary Poppins - New Amsterdam Theater, New York
Sound of Music - Toronto
Looking for something else? Please call me at (708) 533-8001
| Handbag created from an original record album jacket! Fold-over style, shoulder strap, twist-lock closure.
Village People -"Macho Man"
Rolling Stones - "Hot Rocks 1964-1971"
Pretenders - "Stop your Sobbing"
Barry Manilow - "Barry Manilow Live"
Who - "It's Hard"
Who - "Face Dance"
Inxs - "Shabooh Shoobah"
Rod Stewart - "Every Picture Tells a Story"
Bette Midler - "Songs for the New Depression"
ABBA - "The Visitors"
Aretha - "Who's Zoomin' Who"
Bruce Springsteen - "Bruce Springsteen"
Grateful Dead - "In the Dark"
I also have hundreds of albums waiting to be made into purses - which one is for you? Call for your favorite band!
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Handbag created from a book! Fold-over style, shoulder strap or beaded handle, twist-lock closure.
"Twilight"
"New Moon"
"Eclipse" - coming soon!
"Harry Potter" - The Sorcerer's Stone (#1)
"Harry Potter" - The Chamber of Secrets (#2)
"Harry Potter" - The Prisoner of Azkaban (#3)
"Harry Potter" - The Goblet of Fire (#4)
"Harry Potter" - The Order of the Phoenix (#5)
"Harry Potter" - The Half-Blood Prince (#6)
Classic Literature:
"Little Women" - Louisa May Alcott
"Pride and Prejudice" - Jane Austen
"A Tale of Two Cities" - Charles Dickens
"Emma" - Jane Austen
"Alice in Wonderland" - Lewis Carroll
"Peter Pan"
"Three Romantic Tragedies" - Shakespeare
"Sonnets and Other Love Poems" - Shakespeare
"Sense and Sensibility" - Jane Austen
"Great Expectations" - Charles Dickens
"Les Miserables" - Victor Hugo
"The Phantom of the Opera" - Gaston Leroux
Please call for additional titles!
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